Political maneuvering in Democratic contests reported
Dispatches from San Francisco indicate Governor Cox of Ohio seeks Kentucky votes on the first ballot with an expected 24 for Cox and 4 for McAdoo. Kentucky delegates like Tom Rhea and P. H. Callahan align with McAdoo while at large delegates show divisions as Cox supporters seek breaks.
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San Frencisco
Cox
Ohio
Kentucky
Kenitak
McAdoo
Enty
Tom Rhea
John Grham
P. H. Callahan
A. P. Humphrey
A. B. Brown
Warsaw
Brown
Sipple
Orkers
McAdo
Palmer
Lotf
Roosevelt Paper Attack Highlights 1912 Traitor Claim
A Marion Daily Star archival note recalls Warren G. Harding's paper attacking Roosevelt in 1912, labeling him traitor and faker and comparing him to Benedict Arnold and Aaron Burr. In another item, a farm incident near Cavnopaugh Bughao ends with a porker killed after a butcher knife mishap.
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Roosevelt
Marion
Daily ‘Star
Warren G. Harding
Coli
Benedict Ammold
Aaron Bar
Chautauqua Plans Near Completion for Red Path Event
Plans for the Red Path Chautauqua opening are nearly finished with expected large attendance during harvest. Children hour precedes the grand concert on Wednesday, followed by Emerson Williams and others on Thursday. The program spans lectures, concerts, and opera, with guest performers including Louise Stallings, New York opera singers, and Opie Read. Special scenic effects will accent productions.
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Redpath
Children’s Hour
Mendelssohn Trio
Burbank
Henry A. Adriiah
New York Opera Singers
Yon. C. G. Jordan
Gyrand
Louise Stallings
Mendelssohn
Opie Read
Gilbert and Sullivan
Wire Worm Appears in Tobacco Fields
The wire worm is reported in Pettis County tobacco fields causing concern among growers. Early signs show damaged plants turning yellow after the worms attack, with cooler growing conditions blamed for lower pest resistance this year.
Wool auction fails as bids rejected at Lexington sale
Committees representing 24 counties turned down every bid at the state central wool auction in Lexington. The sale offered more than 600000 pounds of wool by sample bidding similar to tobacco markets. The sheep growers' committee called bids unreasonably low and withdrew the entire offering.
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Lexington
State Central
Central Tobacco Warehouse
Paint Lick garage drives car sales in town
Roy Estridge, manager of the Paint Lick garage, reported three car sales in the past week. A Studebaker went to L. Guy Davidson of Lancaster, another Studebaker to Collis Moore of Paint Lick, and a Chevrolet to Martin Green of Paint Lick. Estridge aims to keep the garage in the forefront and grow the business.
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Roy Estridge
Paint Lick Garage
L. Guy Davidson
Lancaster
Studebaker
Collis Moore
Paint Lick
Martin Green
Chevrolet
Estridge
Mrs Rose of LaFayette Dies in Hopkinsville Visit
Mrs. W. R. Rose of LaFayette died Friday at the home of Mrs. Monroe Bullard in Hopkinsville where she was visiting.
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W. R. Rose
LaFayette
Monroe Bullard
Hopkinsville
Old Hand At Business On Work Leads Richmond Street Grading
Contractor Glover in charge of curb and gutter work reports rapid grading on Lancaster avenue in Richmond. He says material quality is excellent from Lamp ton Burks company and notes progress is slowed by filling as paving approaches Main street. Glover declares himself a veteran in the trade and emphasizes the project’s importance to street paying.
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Lancaster Avenue
Glover
Richmond
Lampton-Burks Company
Main Street
Kentucky Fights the White Plague
Observes a decline in tuberculosis deaths due to Kentucky Tuberculosis Association State Board of Health and local health groups. School physical education and healthy crusader movement in public schools fuel ongoing progress. Miss Jessie Vancey leads tuberculosis education in Kentucky. Mrs Mable Bertel praises Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach trouble and indigestion relief.
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Kentucky Tuberculosis Association
State Board of Health
National Tuberculosis Association
Kentucky
Jessie O. Yancey
Chamberlain
Mamie Bertel
Moberly
Governor offers rewards in two local detentions and a murder
Governor Morrow posts a $300 reward for Senna Davis or Harlan for unlawfully detaining teacher Hadie Harper at the Harlan community school. Harper is a New York native with the offense dated June 14. A $100 reward is offered for Leonard Sturgill of Letcher County for killing Robert Hubbard, 19, with Hubbard’s father adding another $100. The Cumberland murder occurred about ten days ago.
Diamond Dyes Ad Emphasizes Quality Packaging
An advertisement urges customers to demand Diamond Dyes and not settle for inferior dyes. It highlights clear labeling and directions printed on every package to ensure proper use and results.
Bank Report Shows Kirksville Farmers Bank June 19 1920
Official statement lists assets total 198 017 97 with loans and discounts 173 722 05 and cash on hand 2 000 06. Signatures of President and Cashier affirm the report as true to the best knowledge and belief.
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Kentucky
Blake Oy An Ayeman
Lemon Bleach Recipe Promises Soft Youthful Skin
An old advertisement touts a lemon bleach mix using lemon juice and Orchard White to produce a "harmless and delightful" lotion. It claims frequent use will brighten skin and emulate famous stage beauties’ rosy white complexion.
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Cavpnaugh Bughao
George
Delco-Light
W. M. Garrison
Mecklenburg County
N.C
Madison Electric and Plumbing Company
Embry & Co
Georgette
Crepe DE Chine
Taffeta
Aly
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Voile
Gingham
Hiods
Ee “Condition Farmers ‘Bank
Kirksville
Madison
Kentuccky
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Pepesi
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